artur737
01.01.08, 08:56
Prawdopodobnie nigdy nie zostana wlaczone do medycyny z uwagi na to, ze nie
mozna ustalic ich precyzyjnego dawkowania. Niemniej nawet w tej niedoskonalej
formie maja bardzo dobra opinie wsrod fibromialagowcow oraz boreliotykow.
Wielu przysiega, ze dzialaja rownie mocno jak leczenie dozylne abx, a bardzo
niewielu skarzy sie, ze im nie pomogly. Podobnie jak leczenie dozylne moga
powodowac reakcje Herxeimera, wiec dawkowanie zwlaszcza na poczatku musi byc
ostrozne. Poprawa nastepuje powoli, najczesciej w ciagu kilku miesiecy do
roku. Podobnie jak przy prawidlowym leczeniu abx objawy moga od czasu do czasu
nawracac, ale w coraz mniejszej intensywnosci.
Najczesciej sa uzywane w mieszankach w duzym rozcienczeniu i wcierane w skore
calego ciala skad sie wchlaniaja do krwiobiegu. Wcierane rozcienczone, - bo
oleje podstawowe sa silnie drazniace a w szczegolnosci bardzo podrazniaja
uklad pokarmowy wiec ich spozywanie jest albo niezalecane, albo bardzo ostrozne.
Niestety w obu wymienionych chorobach musza byc stosowane w ilosciach znacznie
wiekszych niz tych opisanych w annalach aromaterapii olejami podstawowymi.
Ryzyko przyjmowania oleji aromatycznych jest nieznane, ale szkodliwosc
prawdopodobna, choc trudna do okreslenia.
Oleje aromatyczne z czasem zmniejszaja lub niweluja chroniczne zmeczenie,
bole, zaburzenia czucia oraz mgle umyslowa.
Jak sadze w pierwszym rzedzie do probowania przez osoby, ktore nie ida na abx.
Ponizej artykul na temat tych oleji z prasy publicznej:
tinyurl.com/34ucgs
Fibromyalgia - Is a whole life illness ?
Subodh Jain
September 9, 2007
Fibromyalgia is a whole life illness, and it requires a whole life solution.
There is no magic bullet to “fix” fibromyalgia, but for those that are willing
to target their condition from a number of different angles, there really is
hope. For those of you who have tried to go the route of conventional medical
treatment, you have probably hit a lot of brick walls in your search for help,
and it is hard to believe anyone who is outside of that realm who tells you
that there are solutions to your condition. This is a debilitating, life
destroying illness, and you deserve help with your condition that you are not
receiving. Doctors have told you that you have an auto-immune condition, and
that there is no real help for fibromyalgia, except for symptom management and
the use of anti-inflammatory steroids. For pain management, the only thing
that conventional medicine has to offer are painkillers that often barely
touch the extreme pain of fibromyalgia. These painkillers can also leave a
person with the additional major problem of addiction, because most of these
substances are highly addictive opiates.
In my experience, fibromyalgia responds best when it is treated as an
infectious disease. Dr. Garth Nicholsen, M.D., head of the Institute for
Molecular Medicine, has done a lot of research on this issue. There is a lot
of evidence pointing to the likelihood that fibromyalgia is caused by an
infectious pathogen called a mycoplasma. Others with fibromyalgia may also
have undiagnosed Lyme disease, which is caused by the spiral shaped bacteria,
borrelia burgdorferi. These conditions are difficult to test for and diagnose
properly because these pathogens have forms that do not have a cell wall (and
therefore don’t have the typical markers most tests look for that sit on a
cell wall) and they can hide inside the body’s cells. They frequently do not
travel in the bloodstream. When fibromyalgia is treated as a condition caused
by a stubborn, difficult to treat infection, people tend to improve much more
rapidly than when they are treated through other approaches.
The pathogens involved can attack your nerves, your brain, and your muscle
tissue. They can cause heart irregularities. They can affect your hormones and
throw them entirely out of whack, mess with your metabolism, and cause
symptoms in the brain that are similar to Alzheimers. No wonder you feel so
lousy. And people have been minimizing your problem and treating you like you
are exaggerating. That is truly tragic and unfair.
In my experience, recovering from symptoms of fibromyalgia myself and treating
people with this condition, there are a number of effective therapies that can
help you get your life back. Recovery is a slow process, and people have
temporary symptom aggravations as they get better called Jarrisch-Herxheimer
reactions, or herxing for short. Many people can feel a significant
improvement in quality of life within three months, and continue on to have a
steady improvement that leads to a much more normal life within a year.
Different people respond differently because they have different constitutions
and immune systems.
One of the cornerstones of the protocol I used to help myself was the use of
essential oils. Essential oils are very potent natural substances, that have a
wide variety of properties. They can be anti-bacterial, anti-inflammatory,
pain-relieving, and hormone-balancing. These substances can also cross the
blood-brain barrier, where they can potentially address the brain problems
that people with fibromyalgia have. They can also improve oxygenation and
blood circulation in the body and especially, to the brain, which can really
benefit energy levels. Improving the condition of the brain, can also relieve
the crushing insomnia that many people with fibromyalgia experience. The area
of the brain that controls sleep-wake cycles often gets really disrupted by
fibromyalgia. Applying the essential oils to the area of the head where that
sleep center is located (the back of the head just above the neck) can improve
sleep. The oils can also address pain issues that are not easily improved by
other methods. My theory is that it kills the pathogens that reside in the
area of the pain. If this is true, it removes the root cause of the pain,
instead of simply masking it.
